Question 1

What is BlazePhoenix ($BZPX)?

Accepted Answer

BlazePhoenix is a decentralized, autonomous, fully on-chain DEX aggregator and single-asset staking engine with solvency enforced on every state-changing call on Base, Ethereum, Optimism and Arbitrum. $BZPX is its fixed-supply token (1,000,000,000) on Base. The price you are quoted is computed by the same on-chain function that settles the swap — compute, do not trust.

Question 2

How do I swap tokens on Base at the best price?

Accepted Answer

Connect a wallet at blazephoenix.xyz, pick the pair and amount, set your own max slippage (minOut is always your explicit choice), and execute. The on-chain Solver splits the order across the deepest pools — Uniswap V2/V3/V4, Aerodrome, Velodrome, Camelot, Curve venues — in up to 5 parallel legs, and any surplus above the quote is paid 100% to you.

Question 3

What is the BZPX airdrop and how do I join?

Accepted Answer

50,000,000 BZPX (4% of supply) is reserved for the community airdrop. There is no entry form and nothing to submit: eligibility is measured from on-chain behaviour, so running many wallets gains no advantage over one real user. Rules and the claim contract publish on-chain ahead of the snapshot, announced only on the official channels.

Question 4

How does BZPX staking work?

Accepted Answer

Lock BZPX for 90 days to 7 years and earn protocol emission plus borrower interest. Emission is a 180,000,000 BZPX budget on a biennial halving curve — eight periods over sixteen years, 90M then 45M then 22.5M and so on, emitting 179,296,875 in total with 703,125 recoverable afterwards. Longer locks boost rewards up to 2.75×. You can borrow against your own stake with no price oracle anywhere, because collateral and debt are the same token; the limit is 50% of net equity, which works out to a third of the stake, and liquidation only begins at 95%. Solvency is enforced as a revert condition on every transaction and anyone can verify it on-chain for free.

Question 5

Is BlazePhoenix audited?

Accepted Answer

No independent external audit has been completed. What exists instead is verification rather than attestation, and the honest picture is asymmetric. The contracts are immutable — no upgradeable proxy, so the code cannot be changed — and source is verified on all four live chains, with Robinhood Chain deploying. Staking solvency is enforced as a revert condition and anyone can read it free at any block (isSolvent(), solvency(), collateralRatio(), auditInvariants()). The router repository gates every merge on two symbolic proofs under Halmos, a static-analysis run that fails on high severity, and a bytecode-size gate stricter than the protocol limit; the staking repository runs neither a prover nor a static analyser. Eight findings have been disclosed and fixed — seven in staking, one in the router — reported by three external researchers. Verify parameters yourself, always set your own minOut, and never commit more than you can afford to lose.

Question 6

Which networks does BlazePhoenix support?

Accepted Answer

Five chains from one identical bytecode: Base (home of $BZPX), Ethereum mainnet, Optimism and Arbitrum One live today, with Robinhood Chain deploying next. The interface is non-custodial and works with injected wallets, Coinbase Wallet and WalletConnect — no KYC, no allowlist, no off-chain solver.

Documented fact	BlazePhoenix X-Ray	honeypot.is	RugCheck	TokenSniffer
Behavioural sell simulation (executes a buy AND sell against the real contract)Disclosure: the X-Ray’s behavioural instrument IS honeypot.is — a third-party public service we name on the tool page itself. Their simulator is the upstream; we add the second instrument.	Yes — via honeypot.is (disclosed below)	Yes — its core function	Not documented as simulation (report-based checks)	Static/code analysis; simulation not documented
On-chain routable-liquidity measurement through the tool’s own deployed contractsThe X-Ray’s second, independent instrument: does a sell ROUTE actually exist, measured by the same contract that powers the swap.	Yes — previewPlan on the deployed Quoter, reproducible by anyone via eth_call	Not documented	Not documented	Not documented
Chains covered (per each tool’s own site)honeypot.is covers more simulation chains than the X-Ray exposes; RugCheck owns the Solana ground the X-Ray does not measure at all. Both stated plainly.	Measurement: Base, Ethereum, Optimism, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain; simulation: Ethereum + Base	Ethereum, BSC, Base (broader than our simulation reach — their strength)	Solana-focused	Multiple EVM chains
Free web check without API key, signup or wallet connection	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes (advanced features gated)
Method published on the tool page ("what the verdict means and does not mean")Read each tool’s own page and judge; ours is at /xray and /xray/methodology.	Yes — instruments named, limits section, HPF taxonomy	Partial — simulator described	Partial	Partial — audit criteria described
Explicit "what this scanner does NOT do" statementA tool that lists its powers is an advertisement; a tool that lists its limits is an instrument.	Yes — five stated limits on the tool page	Not documented	Not documented	Not documented
Effective sell-tax reported from execution	Yes — via the simulation instrument	Yes	Token-report fields	Score components
Embeddable badge that RE-RUNS the check live (vs a static seal)	Yes — dated, nofollow, re-verifies on click	Not documented	Not documented	Not documented
Machine-readable access for AI agents (MCP server)	Yes — public MCP server	Not documented	Not documented	Not documented
Verdict asymmetry stated (failed sell convicts; empty quote only suspects)	Yes — stated on the tool page	Not documented	Not documented	Not documented
Named honeypot-family taxonomy (cite-by-code)	Yes — HPF-01…07	No equivalent found	No equivalent found	No equivalent found
Runs the checks from the reader’s browser (no backend of its own)Neither model is "better" — client-side means nothing is stored by us; server-side can cache and rate-protect. Stated as architecture, not as a score.	Yes — both reads client-side	Server-side (their infrastructure)	Server-side	Server-side

Four honeypot checkers, compared without a thumb on the scale.

The method, so you can re-run it

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